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Iâm Claire, founder of Impactful People.
I work with leaders and organisations who care deeply about doing good work, but know that leadership doesnât always feel as clear, shared, or effective as they want it to be.
Most of the people I work with are capable and commitment, theyâre navigating real pressure, competing priorities, and the challenge of leading alongside others at pace.
Thatâs where I support.
How I see leadership
My view of leadership comes from being inside organisations, not just advising them.
Iâve sat in Leadership teams as a Tech Leader and held stand alone People leadership roles where pace is high, priorities shift, and leaders are expected to deliver while figuring things out in real time. I know what itâs like to sit between the business and its people, trying to make leadership land day to day.
Alongside that, experience in international sport (đ) and criminal law shaped how I think about pressure, trust, and shared responsibility when the stakes are real.
All of that informs how I work now.
Leadership isnât a theory to apply. Itâs something people learn and practise together, inside real organisations, over time.
How I work with leaders
When people work with me, they often say things feel clearer and lighter quite quickly.
Not because the challenges disappear, but because we slow things down enough to see whatâs really going on and where leadership is getting stuck.
The work focuses on:
helping people think together, not in silos
creating space for honest conversations that move things forward
sharing responsibility so leadership doesnât bottleneck
building judgement and confidence at every level
Whether Iâm working with emerging leaders, people leaders, or senior teams, the aim is the same: leadership that holds up day to day, not just on paper.
What I care about
I care about leadership that:
is shared rather than heroic
supports people to do a better job together
feels human without losing rigour
stands up under pressure
Iâm not interested in shiny frameworks or one-off interventions. Iâm interested in creating the conditions where leadership learning sticks, behaviour changes, and organisations feel more capable as a whole.
Thatâs what leaderful organisations look like in practice.
If youâre thinking about working together
If leadership in your organisation feels heavier than it needs to, or responsibility is sitting with too few people, itâs usually a sign something needs to shift.
A conversation is often the best place to start.

